Bayonets

Rare leather scabbard for Cavalry picket pin that was driven into ground to tie horses to. Original VG condition.

Blue finish has turned to grey patina. Scabbard is unmarked and made to fit the US Model 1892 Krag Jorgensen bayonet. Hanger normally has two wires to fit onto the ammunition belt but this specimen is missing one of the wires as shown in photo.

UC marked bayonet for the US M1 Garand rifle but the construction and finish leads us to believe this is a poorly made foreign copy. Priced accordingly.

This is a 1950's Taiwan made variant of the WW2 US M1 Garand Rifle Bayonet & Scabbard The bayonet has black plastic grips and has an overall length of 14". The 9 3/4" single edged fullered blade retains all of it's parkerized finish. The blade is stamped on the ricasso 'KS 60-6' together with a 6 spoked wheel roundel which is the manufacturer code for Taiwan. M7 scabbard throat is repainted as supplied by Taiwan while the body shows the original woodgrain pattern on the fiberglass. Condition is very good.

Made by Nationalist China. Ricasso marked 60-6 which is thought to be June 1960 or may be a model or factory designation. Also marked with a spoked wheel next a KS. Parkerized blade in VG condition. Scabbard is wood grain plastic, also VG condition.

Very good original condition bayonet for M1 Garand rifle made by cutting down the 1905 bayonet for Springfield rifle. Original with US marked scabbard.

Very good original condition bayonet for M1 Garand rifle made by cutting down the 1905 bayonet for Springfield rifle. Nicely marked and dated 1909. Converted by UFH. Original. Scabbard marking obscured by green paint. Scabbard body is split on one side as shown in photo.

Original WWII M3 fighting knife made by Utica Cutlery. With M8 scabbard with a personal identification number scratched onto the back of the scabbard.

Original first production M4 bayonet for the US M1 carbine. Camillus Cutlery Company, a famous US blade producer during WWII and Korea. Nicely marked on cross guard and starburst on pommel. Very good condition blade and leather washer grip. M8A1 scabbard in very good condition.

Original first production M4 bayonet for the US M1 carbine. Aerial Cutlery Manufacturing Company of Marinette Wisconsin made M4 bayonets in 1944 and 45, delivering only 91,898, making this the least common maker. Nicely marked on cross guard with ordnance flaming bomb and starburst on pommel. Very good condition blade and leather washer grip. M8 scabbard in very good condition.

US M4 bayonet for M1 Carbine manufactured by CASE, a well known US blade manufacturer during WWII, Korea, Viet Nam and even today. The hard rubber grip suggests late 1940 production for use in the Pacific theatre because rubber would be more resistant to rotting in the damp environment. VG+ condition overall with US made M8A1 scabbard by B.M. Co.

Original first production M4 bayonet for the US M1 carbine. Marked K.I. for Kinfolks Inc. of Little Valley, New York. Total production was just less than 120,000 during 1944 and 45, making this company the second most uncommon to Aerial. Marked on cross guard with M4 over K.I, flaming bomb on opposite side of crossguard (handle side). Starburst on pommel. Very good condition blade and leather washer grip. M8 scabbard in very good condition.

Original first production M4 bayonet for the US M1 carbine. M4 PAL Marked for PAL blade company, Holyoke, Massachusetts. No flaming bomb on crossguard. Total production was just less than 268,000 during 1944 and 45. Starburst on pommel. Very good condition blade and leather washer grip. M8A1 scabbard in very good condition.

Original first production M4 bayonet for the US M1 carbine. Aerial Cutlery Manufacturing Company of Marinette Wisconsin made M4 bayonets in 1944 and 45, delivering only 91,898, making this the least common maker. Nicely marked on cross guard and pommel. Very good condition blade and leather washer grip. M8A1 scabbard in very good condition.

Bayonet model M4 for the M1 Carbine maker marked AKI on crossguard. Thought to be a commercially produced bayonet by American Korean Industries. Appears well made. Comes in Danish woodgrain M8A1 scabbard with belt loop type hanger.

Checkered black molded plastic grips, M4 CONETTA on crossguard. Post 1965 production as the US DAS stamp (US Department of Defence Acceptance Stamp) is not present. Probably a contract production for South Viet Nam or other country still using the M1 Carbine. Original US manufactured M8A1 scabbard by PWH.

Original second production bayonet for the US M1 carbine. Imperial Knife Company, post war manufacture M4 bayonet with plastic grips was an attempt to address shortcomings in the original design of the M4 bayonet, specifically the deterioration of the leather washer grips in tropical climates. Production of M4 bayonets with plastic grip began in 1954 and continued into the 1960's. "I" in circle mark on pommel. Excellent condition overall, grip and blade. Comes with US M8A1 scabbard with belt hanger.

Original, first production series M4 bayonet for the M1 carbine. Manufactured by Imperial Knife Company with flaming bomb visible on crossguard. Blade G - VG used condition, leather handle original condition with signs of combat use. US M8A1 scabbard has the belt hanging clip removed.

Original, first production series M4 bayonet for the M1 carbine. Manufactured by Imperial Knife Company with flaming bomb visible on crossguard, starburst and markings on pommel. Blade VG+ used condition, very sharp. Leather washer handle original VG+ condition. US M8 scabbard has owner name “WATT” on back.